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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-12-10

aVOIu tne l1Olluay rush.
--Raisins, currants, and mince
meat at Andy Holl, Jr.
-Buck-wheat -four, benns and
hominy at Andy Holl Jr.
Lap Robes and horse blankets,
cheap at Comfy & Higgins.
Breast pins and jewelry of all
descriptions ut Weiland's.
--latest novelties in Holiday
Goods at Rempel's Bazaar.
AN immense variety in all our
Departments at the Bazaar.
Choice young pigs for sale.
Call at Rempel's Drng Store.
Boys sleds and wagons all kinds
and prices at Comfy & Higgins.
New goods every day receive
for Holiday trade at Chas Roses.
-Spectacles in every variety,
tooth picks and gold pens at Wei
lands.
Don't fail to see the popular
Black Vignette Photos ut Lews'
Gallery.
Elegant and appropriate gifts
for any and everybody at RempePs
Bazaar.
Don't fail to see the popular
Black Vignette Photos at Lewis
Gallery.
Prices the lowest ever known
for first class goods at Rempel's
Bazaar.
Don't full to see the popular
Black Vignette Photos at Lewis
Gallery.
Buy your shot guns and sup
plies of Comfy & Higgins and save
money.
If you want nice goods for
Holiday presents call ut Chas
Roses.
Go and get four of those nice
large Gems ut Lewis Gallery for
fifty cents.
Go and get four of those nice
large Gems at Lewis Gallery for
fifty cents.
1t will do you good 10 see the
big stock of Holiday attractions at
Rempel's Bazaar.
Brightest, newest and best dis
play of beautiful Holiday goods at
Rempel's Bazaar.
| Watches, clocks and jewelry
repaired in the best manner and ut
reasonable pricss at Weiland's.
The leading novelties and
standard styles of the Season at
Rempels Bazaar at lowest prices
"A large and carefully selected
stock of very desirable gifts at
very reasonable prices at Rempels
Bazaar.
Don't fail to see our beautiful
stock of Gents neck wear, suspend
ers, hosiery, handkerchiefs &c.
| CHAs ROSE.
| MIR. Lewis has refitted the Gal
lery bought from Mr.. g. w. Beery
and is prepared to do first class
work at reasonable prices.
i FARM AND CITY PROPERTY tt
exchange for merchandise. Sent
stamps for particulars. Address G
w. Smith Wellington Kan.
4 Ladies step in and examine
our full stock of Childrens ant
Boys nobby suits. We can please
CHAs ROSE.
Comfy & Higgins have just re
ceived new supply of Paper
Mache aud Cedar buckets; best il
the market, cheap for cash.
We invite you to see our fine
, stock of Trunks and travelling bags
We offer full value for your money
CHAs ROSE.
-Eisele & McLain are now IL
the Spyby building on Main stree
with u complete line of Granite
and Marble monuments. They
: tender thanks to the public fOl
the liberal patronage accorded
them and solicit a continuance o
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-12-10
Born,

Born.
Tuesday Dec. 6, 1887, to Mr.. and
Mrs. B. G. Reber, of Logan, q son.
Tuesday Dec. 9th 1887, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Shively, OF Logan a
daughter.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-12-10

~
Ed. l.. Wilson, City Editor
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--Sleighs are not in demand.
Culver Baker was in Logan
Sunday.
Tom Johnston was in Logan
this week.
Diamonds rich and rare at
Kessler Bros.
Our street crossing were clean
ed this week.
Fine line of Gold Headed canes
at Kessler Bros.
Ed Montgomery was in Col
nmbus Sunday.
Sa DIR. Campbel,s new Office is
nearing completion.
--Stiers 4 Hamblin are packing
about fifty hogs daily.
Miss Ida Moore spent Sunday
with her sisters at this place.
Something to crafty every
taste at Kessler Bros. Jewellers.
--Rochester's Sons have put q
new roof ON their store building.
Largest line of fine gold
rings in the city at Kessler Bros.
DIR. Irwin and daughter, of
South Perry, were in Logan Tues
day.
Handsome assortment of Gold
Pins and Tooth Picks at Kessler
Bros.
Our merchants are busy ma
king prepargtzcns for the holiday
trade.
When Col. and Cal. play whist
common players want to stand
from under.
There were evening services
during this week at the Presbyter-
ian church
Frank Baird, of Bairds Furn-
ace, took in "May Blossom" Mon
day evening.
The attraction of the japanese
Tea will be the young ladies dress
ed in costumes.
DIR. Campbell has been appoint
cd School Director in place of s. III.
Bright, resigned.
Get one of those $3.50 watches
at Kessler Bros. for u Christmas
present to your boy.
We ask for an examination of
our excellent line of Holiday Goods
on its merits alone.
KESsIER Bros.
Our merchants are looking
forward to the Holidays with
bright anticipations.
-Eisele & McLain have moved
their Marble works into the Spibey
building on Main st.
Most of our business men have
supplied themselves with the Lew.
is Fire Extinguisher.
DIR. Campbell has new sign
r and it's a beauty. The work was
done by Stottlemier.
Wanted at this Office on sub.
scription to the DEMOCRAT, two
nice turkeys, for Christmas.
Ferdinand +. Rempel has the
best selection of Toys and Fancy
Goods in the Valley. See "ad."
-One of those Ash Receivers al
Kessler Bros. will be very nice
Christmas present for a gentleman
"A petition to encourage boat.
building and boating is in circula
tion and is being numerously sign.
cd.
Miss Nettie Kline, who has
been visiting relatives and friend.
at this place returned home Thurs
day.
u. ID. Strentz, after three
weeks visit in Logan, returned tt
his home in Lancaster, Monday
last.
MIR. Devoss, Of Greenfield, aftel
u visit of q few days among friends
at this place, returned home OF
Monday.
Make nOmistake, do not lay ou
dollar in presents until you have
seen the splendid stock of novelties
at Kessler Bros.
Gap. Bush, of Columbus, Il
here this week endeavoring to sci
one of his chemical machines fol
extinguishing fire.
Call early at Kessler Bros. ant
see the most complete and best as
- 49, l. L. ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

mcnt all business houses in the city
we're closed, and about 5000 PEG
ole assembled st the crossing Of
the Houston and Texas Central and the
st. Louis, Arkansas srd Texas RaiIwsys,
to witness The completion OF the work.
There were present Of the railroad Cfli.
Gals: Thomas Randolph Of the directors
IF the rCnd, Chis! Engineer j. f. Hinck-
ley, Captain o. T. Lyon, grade contractor,
Gnd Nir. Ward superintendent Of con
strUC,iGl. There were also present all
the capitalists ard leading business men
# the town. Music was furnished by
the Grayson Rifles band, and addresses Of
welcome were delivered hY Captain J J.
Brown and Judge Z 9. DiIsrd Of this
place. The golden spike wGs fur
MS ed by Miss Theale Lyon,
daughter Ct Captain O. T. Lyon
Of this city. The little miss
delivered the spike TO Mr. Ward, WHO
placed 1t in position, when it was driven
70 it7 place by two track|ayers. After
the ceremony the crowd boarded the train
ard were carried safely - the new pas
seuCcr depot in the heart oE the city. The
completion 81 this liHe Of ro.G is re-
gsrded g. en- important event II the
history Il Sherman, and VIII add greatly
to the life and prosperity Of the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

our "roost" on the trip, and Mr.. Leblanc,
the terminal agent, whose car was still
here, went 10 one Of the "chucE
tents" that follow the end OF the track,
End had not yet moved, end took on q
supply of ham and eggs. TIE train
moved eff and left n in the tent town,
which, inst afternoon, pulled up stakes
and moved ont for the front, and there
was nothing left for rs 20 do but to move
with them or be left behind TO "hO,d
down the deserted town site alone.
We arrived at Clarendon about O'clock
and iouud quite . good sized tent town
already On the ground, while others were
coming in st every minute sCd blilg
pitciej on both sides OF the track.
Clarendon has @ tiue location &rd good
water, which can be procured in a5Uu-
dance 5y digging 70 9 dep,a OF from
twenty-five - thirty fees. Iris place,
it's believed, viii ultimately become one
Of the best towns On TIE road, as
the old town OF Clarendon, some
five niles 20 tie north, which has been
the county seat Of Donley c3Unt7 for sew
ergI yesrs, viii soon all be moved to this
point on the road, snd as It's location is
good one, surrounded by wide scope 81
fine agricultural aad grazing lands, a.
ready settled TO q considerable extent by
3 good class of settlers, and others are
rapidly coming II, the future OF the place
IS bright.
We had & pleasant trip throughout, aud
came home fully convinced thet there en-
be no stretch o. country IN Texas natural
II any better taa1 that bordering On the
Einety miles Of The For! Worth aUj Den
yer road between QGSash GEd Clarendon.
@ y. i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

II the light Ct modern science the
methods oi breeding and feeding czttIg
aaye been so mUca improved uf late
years that IL is C!simsd that tie pe,iOd
81 maturity has geGb fastened more than
oae-hGf, TIE steer th25 was realy
f.r slaughter ct five yelrj form
erlT ia Gc:y r3Sdy for the butcher ia
nearly 1sli ;hst length OK Sine, provided
chat tho "iGGcirg' math3} ia us-G. The
same il tIe cos With pig ald cher sal
m5ls That arc raised iut ine mares. All
most &Iy animal ca 5e forced 50 prems-
tuGily, Physiology reveals t. "a the
methods by wl.Ch ies can J3 pr0GGec5 by
over feeding, bu. whether tha
muscular growth 81 al animal
can really he fastened bY any
process Ct feeding is very doubtful Est
itself indicates diseased condition ci
the system, ald TGaa found excessively
abundant % ~ saimai, j is the sure
sign Of . weak 6Id caiae5 ed system.
Cortiausl ovcc ieedl1g would soon sio&an
and 6ill pig in ,a,5 condition unless
the knife int5rIeres beforehand TO
hasten its death. Pigs that have
been rliaed by the forcing" pys-
triii-thst i. brought 10 maturity il rear
y A1L Ll% inc -4dL - LtLGSI.F COOK
always have en- excessive amount OF fat,
Wi.CC is of.-n ~ entire waste 10 the
farmer. L any particular class Of swine
diseases are prevalent these GYer2r0Wa
Youngsters axe almost sure to catch
it fist, and in the majority CT cases
tLey G.e tie fist 10 die O. the cpl
23ctjc Il is . matter Ct doubt whether
or no. the diseases arc not Cf.eu induced
By TIE abnormal condition Ct the ani-
Tu2i5. As soon IS the feeding season
begins the spread Of swine diseases in
aTeases, and many are the losses through
mis- cause,
Tie "iorciug" system is em0loyed
by Eearly all cattle raisers: bus when
Cerriad % az extreme Is is very doubt
iul IL it proves profitable either TO the
producer or consumer. TIE only thing
g1inod IN forcing the maturity Of the
animal is t;;ae; the same quantity OF
food is required whether the animal is
masured il nine months or two years "a.
The condition Of the meat, however, IN
the two animals is very different. The
meat Of ire Over-srown Is but half mG-
tUrld and is devoid Of much Of its flavor
and nu.riliye quality. Moreover, it is
overloaded with ia, which is q waste
- Rural New YORKER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
s.r,l,nrs At1nrI, nEIn.r..

PTTsEvEG, Pa July 21.-6aec.s.s
from GceolS5UrE, PI, report q cogflci
between the miners q. work a. fle Bi2m-
moth coke wcras end .hestrEers. Ap-r,y
CT strikes marched To tre works this
afternoon, end af;er driving Slelif Bycrs
and SIX deputies IF forced tllela msn t..
work 10 quit. In the melee three OF the
HCu-unloa men wese knocked down aud
severely bestgu. Sheriff Byer5 has called
upon the Governor fer militia to protect
the mer, a. he says his force is made
quate, and tns destruction of property
and perhaps loss Of life may result. The
strikers are ugly, aud the impression in
WuStmoreland county is that the strike is
very far from settlement, notwithstanding
the action Of yessertaY's cynYs ntion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
Toxes Rata war.

ST LOUIS, Mo, July 20.-The Missouri
Pacific, the Cotton Belt and the Frisco
Railroads will to-day make the third i'm
portant cut of the series in the Texas
traffic WIT, by slashing the tariff on u
number Of articles Of large consumption.
The teriff on packing house products end
lard viii be cut to 81 cents per 100
pounds. Flour. meal, hominy, gTics, 5ral
and mill feed will be reduced 70 the sGme
rat. Meanwhile, the steamboats, ere
taking the same products to New Orleans
at l24 cents, sIi the AJchison is taking
shipments from Che mouth Of the Missis-
sippi to interior Texas points for % cents.
SoIo1g IS this continues the war will
90 Oh,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
HMlsboro Roads.

Special TO the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, TEX, July 20-The Mis-
soVri Pacific Railroad has placed o steam
pump in their deep we'll at the depot, AID
ere pumping an ipeShsus'ible stream Of
water. They have erected an enormous
wooden tank, and are hErd al work erect
ing two iron ores.
One Of the contractors on the extension
Of the St. Louis, Arkansas ana Texas
Railroad from C0rsicaaa to HiHSburO,
says he Will have to discontinue most cf
his forces On account Of the great scarci-
~ Of water. Re says he cannot afford 30
give ten cents per barrel for water and
haul it four miles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
SUFFERING BULLS.
\ Sumbsr OF New Orleans Cotton Men Loss
on the E;unGc Schems,

special IN TIC Gazette.
New ORLEANS, La, July 20.-A'th-IEh
Zone 4 tn New O-l,aus papers H.ye said
nothing scout it, il is vel known tat
some Of She leading cotton merchants oi
this city aave suffered severely from thu
collapse CT the attempted corner in Au-
gus cotton which lately CROUCH, down
the Galveston house Of h4uffmsn < RunEe.
Among the heavy losers SIZE Z. J. Airy,
president q the National Cotton tx
cl8nge. ard acting prs.ide1. Ut the Lou
isiErs National Bank; CHARLES =. Black,
eS president q the New Oaeaus CJttCE
EIc5sng Ask JLEir@ hiry's partner,
AM others These gentlemen were nc.
engaged With Range in the corner, but
we're following his lead having
formed clique among themJalges -
keep along the trre movement, but WjtE-
out any pooling Of money or profit. cb
wss pooling on MS Own aCCOUnt. Mr.
Lucas Dabuys failed about three weeks
SEQ net being aDla 10 stand the break in
the market waiCh began early ii Jg3c
ana Suspended with losses CT &70,-
000 O.her bulls dropped cut
from time 70 time with
small losses out Airy, Pee5 and others
neld on 50 the last and Tcra hard his.
The h0I-e OIL. D. Peet & Co. failed. The
others have struggled through IL coGsa-
quarCa Of GS:j5tfuC5 u friends, but are
leayy losers. On the other SHE o. tBa
market we've Peter L1bouissa & Co, J.
and q. Gacr AMI F.isdlsnder Co, es@L
Ct tsem Will make from 500, coo 10
$50 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
BELLIGERETT EDITORS,
Two II Psso Quill Drivers Arrested and
Give Peace Bonds.

Give Peace Bonds.
Special 10 the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, July % The Difficult
! ty between the Times end Inter-Repu5li,s
took new turn this mcr1lrc. Juan s.
HaT. # the Times vas bitterly denounced
ia the Ia,er-Repub les Saturday atter-
noon after Wlich Hart replied AZ follows: :
"An attempt hiss baep made publicly 70
iUgult the editor Of the Times, the source
OF which attempt viii be truly judged bZ
the people OF this community to whom
the editor of the Times needs no intro
dGCton s. gentleman. He will act no
other par: N this whole affair"
TIE last sentence led people 10 believe
that the trouble was over, but this morn
ing sboui 10 O'Clock as Orth Stein, q
writer on The Inter Republics, WAS pas
ing up San Antonio street half
block from the Times office, Juan
Hart, the osteHsible editor, armed with
double osrreled shotgun, sad accom-
panied by one or two of his printers
armed with revoIYers rushed out of the
Times office in the direction Of Stein,
Hart crying "halr," and ct the same time
covering hin with his gun. Stein, who,
1t is said, wss not expecting any attack
after Harris card of Sunday morning,
quickly 90: On. Of the range OF Hart's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
WiUCss Foycs

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 20. - United
States Marshal Gross and large posse Of
Deputies left this atternoon TO enforce tie
payment Of Tyler CGURty's railroad taxes,
which cttizsus have openly refused to
pSy. The force was heavily armed in
.C1se Of resistance. The first levy on prop
erty viii be made on Friday. l. is PROB
able after the first two or three Ieyies are
made and the people see their property is
actually TO DE sold and delivered 10 pur-
chasers g settlement viii be effected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
Medical sprlsg ut Tanlsaean.

Special 70 me Gazette.
TAHLEQUAH, I. T, July pa wonder
ful discovery of great Importance has
JUS. come to light in our town. 4 med
ical spring with no equal as to virtue
bas been discovered riglt in the middle
Of town. For long tine old Cuerokees
have been noticed to come here, some
with rheumatism and other diseases, and
stay three or four weeks aud 60 sway
well and sound. This has been noticed
dives times in the last two years, no
one knowing the cause Cf the cure until
to day other than the Indians alluded to-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
Engin. ers III stsrhsrri1Is.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
STEPHENvILLu, Ten July lS.-Tht
engineers q the Fort Worth and Rio
Grande Railroad reached this place TIL.
evening. Tie survey from South Paluxy
this way is not very satisfactory, and
may have to be Te-TUn. Tae line run in
is nesriy mile north Of the courthouse
and II is hoped that a line uearer the
town can bf gotten. We understand
preliminary ines will be run through the
town to moTfow, ard more selisls Glory
route through iowa gotten. Our people
are clated eyer The a. ventof the engineers
OF this lie, and hope 9 definite survey
viii soon be made and work begun.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
Mckinney.

special to The Gazette.
NICKNNEY, TNX., July 29--..
evening Sheriff Beck received s
from Wyiie ststiEg q man had 5za-
near there snd 60 come ara 9r--- !
DEPUTY Sheriff II. Il. Blew Ieis :.
No particulars can be obtained
The County Alliance met tC-5s- 49,
large Attendance a%d much i1:e,s..
msoifestei
The District court reduced T.v-
sons bond $1,000 to S2500 wh.g, be-
The required bond wss igr1s.-
members % the Alliance, some If =.
he did rot know.
Il. A. MCWhorsar scored seven
years To-day. This makes twsr---
ohsrgad % him in which he vii. s--
state, while Z. p. Dllsm refl.,.t.
cause Che jury only fad him So
grsyated assault.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
Methodist Conference ut Tahlepanh.

TAHLEQCAU, l. t. July 20,-The
Methodist conference Of this nation has
jus5 closed here, Presiding Elder Austin
giving , growing account Of work &C
complished by this conference throughout
the country They started d revival here Of
vast proportions. Rev. Sa2nbs Bros. and
Marlborough are conducting il since CON
ference aud they are gathering in souls
by tho dCZan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

gun and lodged into
store snd took up s
in the rear. One ~
printers named Wimberly, 3D..
the door, but 6eemed discretion =
ter p&rs OF vslor and retrea!ed =
came up about this time and a..
Stein and Hart, eacn OF whom I
peace bond in the sum C; $3.50 =
l!gerent editors are cut on ,5s-
thjs afternoon, end il is be..sr.s
will vet be blJOd-iettiag before h.
cease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
uisa of I.is YYouuds.

Special TO the Gazette.
HOUSTON, Ten, July @O.-Hugh Nc
Afee, the unfortunate young man who
accidentally shot himself yesterday, died
a. an esr]y hour this morning and was
buried by the Rutherford Rangers OF
which he was q member.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
Navasota,s First Bale

CJtUIaI 20 tIIC GaLtllG'
NAvAsoTA, TEX, July 20.-Tte first
bale of cotton was received this morning
and was sold to M. Levy for II! cents.
Two more bales were received in the
afternoon. The dry weather is ipjuring
cotton to some extent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
GALA DAY Ar SHERMAN.
THE ST. LOUIS, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS
COMPLETED.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, July 20-The com
pletion OF the St Louis, Arkansas and
Texas Railway to this city to-day was
observed by the people as Ell important
event. There remained only about three
quarters of mile OF track to be laid
when the force began work this morning,
and By p. N. the whistles at all the
foundries, factories and mills sounded en-
alarm. The Grsyson band paraded
ire streets announcing the fact that
within sn hour the last spike IN the track
would be driven, which would give SAer-
mau q new railroad outlet to the north
and csst. According % previous agree
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
Teams War:nr.

Five hundred teams TSnsed Ia r,s
St. Louis, Arkansas api Tcx2s i ~.
bctwcen C0rsis9na 4nd ull.s5e>
further inf0rmstion apply ~ J.F. -
On Sas line.
Roche, Hurley 8 IIgRyg$
contra
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
LIVE sioux NOTES,

". C. Bishop, formerly of this city, but
now prosperous raichmsn OF New
Mexico, is in the Fort, circulating among
his old friends.
4 number OF weH.to-Go Loui5i2nisns
/ have been in The For. this week looking
af5sT horses sad mules, with the iI-ent TO
purchase :he same.
/ -
! \ Ka1sss City paper Clsimg that tho live
! stock and packing Interests Cf tina: city
! represent 500 Q)0,000 an7u5Ily IN tae
| hank clearing, aud give eppl17ueat 10
/ -. 0.C people.
Colonel r NJ. WINE received vester-
/ d2y Dzir OK beautiful I3Gded horses
/ fs3m EIstyrn Texas. They we're Texas
born snd raised but came FROM noted
Kentucky stock.
The Missouri Pacific has la,elg made
The following tiu22 On sh:pDs uls Cf cattle:
Ga fifteen cars from Qaanoh 70 Chicago,
average miles par hour, 49,. On five
cars from Vernon - Chicago, average
miles per hour, 1T. On tsu Csrs from
Henrietta 20 Chicago, sverige miles per
hour, Is 3. The Missouri P.citc IS doiUg
splendid work in getting cattle 10 market
promptly.
The Jerseys are noted for the esrlg age
st which they breed. Mr. c. Y, McC-e!-
Ian hiss a fine Jersey cow that caiYed a.
seventeen months, and recently, 50 the
2%a Of twenGy-seycn months gave birth
to twins rare thing for Jsrseys-a
male end female, both as pretty as pic
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
T53 RAILROADS.


81. Louis, nrkauves H,a Texas A,Gb- Of
ygay-zsIoEr-rs OF the Port Won't. and
Dsuyfr-Eume Notes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

f. NJ. Gil50ugh, assistant right e way
agent OF the Gall, Colorado and Santa
Fe, was in Fort Worth yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
NG3l

j. A. MILLER, Itcket Agent, Ep-. IS 30
Z, +. ROBINS, T, .. l., TJIt Wor.E
$. EAUIKNER. frGV fass. Agent %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
A0usi0a and Texas ceGerai Fly

THE CNH ALL-sTGHL LINE IN EHE s-A-I
Double daily trSlns each way, Tt,o-a
( 3leGpCTs between s. Louis sud -ot..-
Galveston or Trains 3 and 4, via ,2
Den!son snd S5Galla. Sleeper Between H9-F
ton and Austin. Through IsGasts 70 a.. le.'A
{ Quickest route 20 NcS Orisdac auG p7.r.- .
the Southeast. CGoiCc Of Er0stCs Wis I.-.s--
md ST. Louis, or Hougtou 0Hd New p-...-.
StGsIasoip tickets % cZEt,om shg Io.-.
Europe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
RAILROADS
LOCAL TINE TABLE,
MISSOURI PACIFIC
NORTH BOUND.

Arrive. Leave,
Laredo and st. Louis -..... 7:l0 n l:45 m
san Antonio snd st. Louie. SEQ p n 92J N
SOUTH BOUND.
ST. Louis and L0reao-...-... 500 p n $50 P m
ST. Louis and san aDt0ui0... e:l5 m SAC N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

There wlu be IN excursion on the Texas
Trunk. and Dallas paper says il viii hot
he q ,rsnd and town lUl' excursion.